Baby Callum is displaying an inborn, automatic response to a particular form of stimulation. Callum is displaying a

According to Piaget's theory,

A) the disappearance of schemes marks the transition from sensorimotor to preoperational thought. B) environmental, but not genetic, factors can affect the speed with which children move through cognitive stages. C) schemes are built through interaction with adults or more skilled peers. D) two processes account for the change from sensorimotor to representational schemes.

As a psychologist specializing in panic disorder, you have expertise in agoraphobia. Imagine you have a client in your office

Explain the concept of "panic disorder with agoraphobia" and distinguish it from "panic disorder without agoraphobia". What will be an ideal response?